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Compact metal network switch, five RJ45 ports, fanless desktop or wall mount design

Goalake 5-Port PoE Switch 4 PoE + 1 Uplink 52W

SKU CH-3MRX-3G6RF

A 5-port PoE switch with four powered ports and one uplink, delivering up to 30 W per port and 52 W total

  • Product formatDesktop
  • Supported standardsPassive PoE
  • Network cablingPoE
  • Management typeUnmanaged
  • Uplink ports8
  • Uplink portsRJ45
  • Delivers up to 30W per PoE port for IP cameras and access points
  • Total 52W PoE budget powers four devices simultaneously without extra adapters
  • Extend function reaches 250 metres over a single Ethernet cable
  • Fanless metal chassis runs silently in desktop or wall-mount setups
  • Easy smart management via app or web interface enables VLAN, QoS and AI watchdog control

Five-port PoE switch with uplink

This five-port switch supplies four PoE ports and one dedicated uplink for small surveillance or wireless deployments. It delivers up to 30 W per port and 52 W total power budget for IP cameras and access points. Plug-and-play operation and a fanless metal chassis suit desktop or wall mounting.

Practical limits of the PoE standard

IEEE 802.3af/at compliance means power negotiates only with active PoE devices; passive or non-PoE equipment receives data but no power. The switch forwards packets at 100 Mbps with a 768 KB buffer and supports 9216-byte jumbo frames. Ports operate at 10/100/1000 Mbps on the uplink and two PoE ports, while the remaining two PoE ports run at 10/100 Mbps.

52 W total PoE budget decides suitability

The 52 W aggregate ceiling determines how many cameras or access points can run simultaneously without an external injector. Four ports at 30 W each would exceed the budget, so high-draw devices must be balanced across ports. AI watchdog and PD detection help maintain reliable power delivery within this limit.

How it compares

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Price $28.99
Cheaper than about 94% of the 2,759 comparable items (median $482.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameNETGEAR
Product lineProSafe
Part numberPS104G
Performance
Forwarding rate100 Mbit/s
Memory
Buffer size768 KB
Connectivity
Supported standardsPassive PoE
Network cablingPoE
Management typeUnmanaged
Uplink connection10/100 Mbit/s
Main port speed10/100 Mbit/s + 1,000 Mbit/s
Management accessPoE
Jumbo frame support9216 bytes
SNMP supportNo
Layer support1
Ports & slots
Uplink ports8
Main ports5
Main port typePoE
Power
Power over EthernetNo
Total PoE powerNO SFP
Power detailsAC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz )
Max power draw44 V DC
Size & build
Product dimensions14.33 in W × 12.83 in H × 9.06 in D
Product weight0.4 kg
Compatibility
Module supportNo
In the box
In the box5 Port PoE Switch, 1 Power Cord, User Manual
Environment & compliance
ComplianceTrue, not applicable
More details
Product formatDesktop
IPv4 featuresNO SFP
Security featuresYes
Maximum heat dissipation52

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 2×1 Gbps PoE ports or the 2×100 Mbps PoE ports for my IP cameras?

Use the two 1 Gbps PoE ports for cameras that need higher bandwidth or longer cable runs; the two 100 Mbps PoE ports are fine for standard-definition cameras or access points with lighter traffic.

What does the 52 W total PoE budget mean when I connect devices?

The switch can supply up to 30 W on any single PoE port, but the combined draw of all four PoE ports cannot exceed 52 W, so plan your camera power ratings accordingly.

How far can I run a PoE link over the RJ45 uplink?

The manufacturer states PoE power and data can reach up to 250 meters on the PoE ports; the single 1 Gbps uplink port follows standard Ethernet distance limits.

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